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DECEMBER 14, 1870, PRICB TW0 CENT&
I I ' W SMaaaa I 1
- f INK UP THE WAR,
Tho Army of the Loire Still
on the Jump.
Steady Advanco of tho Prua
. oians on Havro.
.
Pari3 to bo Bombarded
Immediately.
JTROCHU V1LL FIGHT TO THE LAST
j,."
Prussia About to Occupy
i Xiracmburg.
RESIGNATION OF GEN. GARIBALDI.
Bismarck Rofusos to Treat with
' T ' Gambotto.
; A .
,
Tb Army or thr I.olrr-Thr Prussians lie.
, , port Iho French on the Jump-Drlvlna the
.., French I lorn HloU nni) Chtitubord-ltor-
IJ tteu iLr Tcniporwrr Cupllnl e! the It-
C public.
Vicsaillis, Dec. 10. Itc ports from tbe Sec
'end Attn Corps, now In pursuit of the Kre nch, say
that since tie lift Ogtt tlo roads ire obstructed by
tts l.i i kc quantities of stores, rens, arms, and
ctLirs abandoned by the enemy In tt.o'r totrcat.
,Vv mi rujsuNs swtin.sa on lofiu.
Dec, 11 'I tie French wire repulsed last Friday lo
in tttirk cn tlie Ninth Corps it Jlcnt'.lvault. ncer
Ololf. On the railroad, lull nay between Orleans
inJ loo 1 The Frenru were driven oat of Chvn-
;i bird by trr Hessians, who captured five gun.".
After the fl.ht at beta? the fu.llius wero punned
ttjoud F.rirr.
u , i tbi stobt or td iumrj.
3 , llrfso, Dec. 9. We hire Lad throe days' fljMIng
nlm the fcutcecth Prrncn Ccrrs, commended by
Jouregulbery, and the Seventeenth, eoramandod by
a. Olomb, both corps under the direction of Chtuzy.
r. , Tl.ii UTmin forces cor.sn.lcd et the Kcvekteeutb
' ul Iwinty-ttcond Dlvlilscs, tLo lint llavtrhac
Divi.ion, and seme cavalry. Tie fight commenced
u ts t!e " h, r. Mr Jleuo;, and was on'tnucd during
lhe 8il 5p.i' J'h. along the roadi Lading to Djje
pocy, which Is occupied lo tight,
le, f The Ficmh feuiht with wonderful obsth'C.
s The Gem.su losses are ereit, but tLor of tin
Trench ar prater. Tr.o araij ot the
Lolte Is t.ow separated Itto Urco Lollj.
Cttt;' Lo corps ar-d two under Pal
1 lieu sr.- intestine; toward Vierein. tureuejby
- Trlnie William cf .Mecklenburg. T'u oce on ILe
cort'i bmk uf the Loire, near Giro, Is ittii'.M by
tie Tl.i.-J Corps. More Osliiiu; Is eipoc'.sj to
B.vrroT.
mi GEXgrtL SITUATION.
. Vemaillu, Lc It). Tit centre of Treietlck
tharii ,'i ar.ny .s at Orlmni, the !e!t mii at lljtu
C'ccr, ml t..c r.hl ir;n: nr (lieu. A cir,'r C..
eli"n, fullowd by a lurce ol Infantry. Koiecdtd
lem fro... Critic j, and ha nu- .ccu,i:ed Vlerr n
'flinUltirnjct tb l'ni coMria. r evrn
'lnl.i!i , u. MIO.OTO info. Tlx . iliusiaii us liln lr .
4 OT'r tJl'1' ' fl.'tateo rn.rs u.. ..e m tt-t) jti Vi i.
'I fJl. X 1 1 oprriliia t'jc.c"' , llrc. Uii
pe, r.nit 1! u n 1'our diri.ioni ut ci Uf'. Wtrdei
ire t en ., i ,. V. I'oii ; iwo d.i..'. ' .! -! rperatinjin
I Uie vounl .I'j-ui Im;u , i.e laiti' z . m Ijurr.at c,
' at lloiiu.cl- and 1
I nal la Itu.t of l'jr i, jtv.rti.n diTitloBc
,Therv .r.. ie, ir thur nt.1.1 ler IU.,
I ou!i uu )i.,-i t I9,0o0 mu. lut lUt.r r. ,1 tr.-n; h
Is le. Jfi w iccrui'n ate now en rnu'j t fl.i tin.i.
f uptotl'is ilrtr,lh, which Is coii.idtu.l tu,l u
told lit ioui ir) a'i wit.ter.
i Adel.clt ut of (len lit cterfftri oroy oeen; Ir J
J T." on 'I i lib. wlthiul rt.iM..i. , .
Tl- di frit vi 11 l'lltetutb, but n.h, an.1 5eier.
teen" l'i inch Corps at licnu' ncy n4 tut o de
i cuive ! t lirrl turpoteU.
To jjy ll.i too. lev nil end Tnecti-ercotiJ ltv .
rhn orrupylni a t ctitioii i.e r II. au n
J ajsia ci.npi-tic ly atticlted by t o Froich. A
eiiu Sil.t fo'lutuil, laitini inl n.-Ii'. Ti.ellnj.
I liiLt u.alni. lurd the icmiuii, with ilo 'ira e loss.
' '.i"' ins STor.r ci- iue raunx vicronr.
LoNniH. I)rc. 10. 'Ihe Vale cf Jleckleoburc
teporis fcvire bslilcwlih the Army of t"ic Lone
i at re'inci't:'-) , where the I'uiich were mlnfuieeil.
Fifteen hundred rboi.cis and tlx goi.s were taken
lhe remainder of the French aimy Ji on the road
l IloiirKM, cat lured or boat.n. Auo'.lnr nccouol
arur the Tjlit of tnc 7ft ll.c U.v ilsm Hire, t
entd rtanseiicy and tho Forest of Mircbcr.olr.
The IVikIi wtre reinforced, tut the Frusslini
look i:raatta, Jleaumort, Jltunr. mid llsiu;enc.".
On ILe DIU IIjUvjIci, Vill.-tccaj, anl IJjrnay wire
captured. K ,f. Will am ha ul.-:aJy oHnillr an
or unci J this tlctory. All Ihn.j to. ns ale below
Orleao.
t . rtrxcit nci.rot.csD.
Her. It. -Tin Uuhc of Jlicl.Iitibi.ir lelerraous
U Lit bkrhes a dtMiit ti'imutii' tiui.t of the vie
Lji at .Vnins on tho Hh. Ti.e Jwrnal du Ihtri
t.)i lb Ainy of the Loire tia- bun reinforced to
ttciit'Lto. lotly lhoiieai.il inci'.
HUE OLD STOItr.
Arme detlcr.l fur l'r.tice h e beeaeeUelln
iiku in. Tl.o French made n vb lent it lack ou Ice
Utru.4i. r.our ilctnE, but wtio rcpulncj.
J' has rtisnr. unt.v nom rttiuti.vdr
Dec la. A teiisrem from lUilin lay there nil
tta hey fiRbtli.' w.tli the Army of tli Laire.
( ' Till NEW rKk.NCU CAI-UAfc.
Eoiidbai-x Dee. I3 Tho French Oorernmor.t
hi Inn iLilnllid her. Tim rcot vijnrou
ueuuiei Lave been dtcliiol upou, ji d lnje y,.
Ulurcomeiiti i,r going foiwardln the aimy fro ii
ill I UN if the Huu'li of France. Th truops arc
kr'nr.ly uiilpJ ami Kjulii;d. A I j r lie number ol
bi uri ifieadi lor nlee, us aiealsjthe men
tad Lor-. 'nr u Urao civalrv force,
"e. I ret.ch vlcloriireanni.iiiieeJ. JI.TI.leis
llu. 'il u until and teleriplnui nee are much
iU'riu.ii :.
JI. (,jni i -ii in kiili with the nrmy.
' 'IH2V tlUUII.NC LIKE I LION.
11....-1 r i.iiiU'llahasBiiiifl to Jlouiges. He an
t"i : it (,oo. Cluui) Is mikinj; a mast deter
Ur.'d iltl i,i p.
M. ii i ta is i-jptctcd here soon to review tbo
0 i.Ik Mi bibs who arc golns to Van fioiit. Crner.l
'd.r- I. r at. advanco are to l liuil to all the
ti'.. :i ii. Hi-south of I ranee, vast numbers bclns
:., '. tnni and ojulpped.
tio.i tub uckium rni'Minn Tin rutucii.
Tin L ,frraa)i: " Oerinans who dj nulbelone
'"i lollow In tho icar for purpuei of
p.unlr 'ii,i.y ittle KnlBt ltull furuiturCi a,j
'! i-luables (try csn lay their Lands cn, and
id u,r booty to Utrmauy, Uavinj the Luhabl
"its dt.tiiuti jkd itirrlns.
xnv. Hiv.ur, or j'.tjiia.
TUl,',,r"cU nln AmuiiiIiib tlir OnnalTB
' ii.' '"e i'niUInn Hlullrt by llulluon
' -The tilt) tubs llumbnrdril,
JJoioni,, Dec. IS.-Adticojfroml'arn rcprn
"Hthai the iniolyol food will last until Fibruary.
AM.HUK HASH AT Till IIUUOtM,
WRiur, Dec. 10 -Th, Fiendi assumlnj the
, ",e ,,,u" I'Arls In larnr fui,-r, were ropulmd
" f ,nr a djy. ait :i ry fi.' t. Die I', u
Uk"u' A fuv l'" ''CJ r'iouer we
y uu noMniiiir.XT ciktam,
. Doc in Th. bowl ir mem of Ptls Is
ettUo, Toe ccntte of the city can he reached
with shells. The batteries ir now la position, ind
the C'athedrtl of Notre Dam can be mide the tatset
by tho beslcrers. Tbe bomb.iMmenl of the city nlll
probably commence on the 19th.
tui rxnuuNJ uuia rats.
Datei from Paris (rom Nor. Si to 23 hm beon
rccelvoJ, The use of Eas has ceased In 1'irl", a:d
the s rojis tro llshtcd by S'.OJO petroleum Ijmpi.
rrei't meati will toon clve out, ird rati are be
coming a delicacy. They are iclllnt ut fifteen ecnti
i piece, lhe Itedi ire holdine violent meeliasa.
A HtAIO.1 rOX Tim UA1N Or 1UCLLS.
DinntN, Dec. 19. The bombirdment of Tirls It
not dictated by any r pedal Influence!, but will be
lot Into effect for solely military reasons, The new
levies of tie Laodnelir ire destined lor a rrservo
division which will rolnforc the army In thi field.
IT.tNCn BOllbAST,
Vxn.sAii.LEs, Dec. 7. Th 1'arls Government B
just rcfu'ed h summons to surrender, iiylng that
they will Oght to the last man.
TUB AVrASCtt OX llATttB.
Orn. niitnteuOel In I)lrpr-IInm nnrt Bt.
Durutlo Itrcniiturrd by lb l'roccb-A
Htrmlr Advnnce on Ilnvrr.
VinjAiiu, Deo. 12.-acn. Mintcuffcl was In
Dlepp on 1'rldiy. Him and SI. Qnentln thirty
miles east of Amiens have been occupied by tho
French. The Frttch at Ham captured a detach
ment of Oermaos with artillery.
a sninr advance ox nivai.
tYr Me len!ng Tflrgram.
I.oxnojt, Dec, 13. Our apeclsl correscondent at
Havre, In a despatch dated the 9th, suits that treat
arltatlon Is tell In that city, consequent on the ap
proach of 60,000 troops, who ar known to be badly
omcsrrd.
Th irproschee lontliward are defended by two
parallels of fortifications, mounted with IJO cum.
In the port of Havre there are ISM.OOJ.COJ worth of
nlprlor and 53,000 forelin resldenle. The Frotrh
men of-wr la the batbar will participate In Uo de
fence of the city. The Prussian advance Is siealy.
Orn. Ilrlnd has le.1 to meet the enemy. A b.itilo Ii
now Imminent, and will prob.bl) be at llonlc
Tilllers.
icBKtin at nirri.
IlAvnz, Doc. II Valuables nnd money ere ar
riving here to be sllpoed ibtosd The expnlnon
of the (tcrmatis has been derided upon It . Im
pcieltile lo defend Henfliur., ar.d In care of lis
rapture, It Is feared lhe helclits will command
Havre.
It Lt belleven that the city csn stand line. Ri
trttre resistance has been determined upen. The
Oerm.m rtildenbs sppeal for protection to the
American Conul. The Ifnltid Statei steamer
Siienandoah will remain to protect Amerlcin ship
pine The Prussian advsnce Is expected la lhe
valley of Monies lllirrs to morrow.
THE AVYAXCK OX I.TOXS.
tJnrlbnl.il Itrilrii bl Command nnd lie
tiiins tu Itnlr.
Hcvssils, Dec. ll.-dantaWi has rel(pic1 Ms
rou-mand of the Arm) ot tho Vos;es, and Is about
lo return to I .ily.
This action s ci:3 l by the tinftlendlr spirit
manifested b lomc of liie 1 rrnch p. t ulstlon, wl 0
are not deposed tocoatlnne an olellot.lt defence.
TllV oltmmici: or rVACU.
No Amilstlce-Nn Clinnrr for lb n IleHorntlon
cl the llonrbouf.
I osto-r, De:. 10. The m '..r of an nrtnislicc
is u'ltrly uii'vunde.1.
mi: uour.nuxs to take a nr: sc it.
Die. If. A ttospctch, dated llrrnn.tle 11 Hi Inst,
snys that In slew of the hopelewnes ol ir.akirs
imtr wtti iu iitrtMibt iulr of rr. It ts
i iti'T vto'alil. lint ni if.ental, a bo.llci of Lie
. v -rt ?ni n.r the Coi sell' O.'i.rilj" will ino:t
fjiinall, and Uep'ise th pu-ri I eJoiirnnieut. ' l,c
c ndiiiature of the Orleans family is unfavorably rc
crivad b) PrU'fii,
Aiiiei.i'j cp.t roc itkck.
Pes. 11 Austria has aldreiwrd n fre.'h not to
t (irrat Powers urglns a renewal of eCgrla foi
ie.ee nifcotiitions.
tOINU TO 6 KB TOR Sill KUrCI.Olt.
HltiLiK, D.c. lO-Ktet.ing.-Th King of Prnifls
if r. a 'y lo receive the nddrcst of lha I'idcr..l Par
i.ar..rnt, and a dputaiion of memb.ra fwill art oat
nun rdiuelr f .r the royal headquarUrs before Pan,
10 pr::tul it to lln Majesty.
lUSUSRCi; WILL NOT TI1RIT.
Vrr.. tn.t.r, Dec. 7 Count sou lll'marrk Ce
dare' tl at Ir will not Ire it with the Tout Rorern
mrnt on any conihteratlon, because it has con-
ii red at bid fallh, and Its otlcers have bioUen their
parole.
tui: T.vxvMitorita qviistiox.
Coulrnillrlory Ilrnpntcliris-WIII IllsinnrcU
IW-ly llolllinil nnil licluluni t
LoxnoK, Dec. 10. Tho rumor that I'rusia
repu..iitrj He truly of 1C7, r.tulrallzln; the terrl
iory of Luxembourg, la lo be scrupled guardedly.
It ii rer.irdrd hero as eitritnrly Impiobabli- Hut
Count on Ilm.arcU would at this tlaie defy Del.
glum and tho Netneilands,
Tnit rnussiixs stizixo rnr neenr.
Pr.rssuLS, Dec. lt. -Preparations are making for
I'.e occupation ol Luxembourg by a Prussian army
aiamliltirr necessity, to provent the furnishing of
S'ipplirs by that btate lo the Franc Tirenre, and to
destroy the facilities afforded for the escape ol Frrn:h
p-launors. The army of occupation will come direct
frurt Oetnanv. The arrangement Is eald to le In
conformity with an undtrslandlnj; with the King ot
HuL'aad.
Till: BASTKltX QVB.fTIOX.
I'rmirc'n I'nrllrlpnllon In tlir Confrrrtice
lliiiibirul Tiirhiy AlnUi'i no Conreimioiiw
I'.nglnud nud llnialn to Conio to mi be
ilriiliiuilluz, Londox, Dee II A correspondent at Pfstli tele
graj lit to d.y that it Lt still doublful that France
ul'l oit rlpat In the Conference In regard lo tao
F-.slurn question.
Tim Frtncli llnvoy Is ur:inj the neutral rowers
to insist Ufon an nrniiitlce, In order to convoke n
cmstituent Asiembly, Iliron von Deust Is ready
to co ipetatr, but refuses to lake the initiative,
Tl o rumors of concessions by Turkey are o.Hclal.
ly dcnli'd.
Adticrs fiomOdsna estimate lhe Husshn troet'.
Mi He Austrian frontiers at ovrr 3J0,0)1 strong
iix fnsatcs and thirty maskel gunboats are statiou
td at Nirolilelf.
Costantikoi-ie, Pee 13. The semi-official Jour
nal, l.i 'Putyr. dicLirn thit Turkey will not op
p.o Hits. ia's iU in in.l for the cnliunce of vessels ot
wurlntu tlm (Hack hea. The sllualinn Is Knatly
c'i'.iist'l. 'Iho cuniptet l.tlliire ol offrnsivr open.
ti..n ny H, Fronch licet In Ilia present war provta
iniirlnsiV. lv Hist torpedoes could piotect Hm llos.
ph'-rns and Dardanelles against th; llects of tho
whole wotld.
rfi; nttZK.riaiir at aiti'.r.xiricir,
Tlir Arrest or Hlicplicnl, (Jullnulipr, nnil
(llbbn In lliirtfurd.
HanTronn, Dec. 13. I'alecy Mitiilieril, Jumcs
Gall igner. und Cliarlri K. Hihbs. i.urllii, ut-ic
arre-it it this evening i'ii tlir irrnul of the train
fre.ni i'.ovl.ltnce. on suspicion thit thor hail turn
rux gi'd in a prize light at Qii-cnwich, II. I , this
i. i-i i inf.
thither' fare shows the effects of a srvrro
liouiuh The three pu.riluia took Hie train nt
I'.'un t .1:, nn board of which was ('apt Molt in the,
po h i- lore,- of tins cilv, and he trlrsraphnt lo hate
a auftlcle-nt number uf police men lit the depot on the
ir.n.l cf U. t- tra n tuetcurr lh"ir airest.
A Klormy Itrpubtlriin Jliiicii.
W'sHiiiKejTox, December 13. Ino Mepubllcans
of tl.e lluuie of ltcireseiititivcs held u raiient to
i.i'.ht lit the hall of tl.e House, (len. Hanks In the
i l mi'. Mr. Degeuer of Texas, opened the ball l.r
uife-'iug n roululion In fuvor of a general ainncsly
lore rili.il. O.a. llinglnm then orlrred oiip gir
ui: ai..lnii- to a, I win, el. I hot hold any nfllre In
1 la:. 1 I, am' who h il" nut vloiuti-d tho Four
t-n.i a- (n'iin.'iit (,i'n Hut' r uueiril his hill,
l. i a long sp'tcb nnt ill iv r.'il Ii) Mr. Meynard
In i tp'i iiiou to ge-niral amnr- 'y Mr 'lllmau
madr a rrily, and the raurus llu.lly adjourned lo
meet te. ineinow cv nilng Only about sulj mem
ben wtleudcd the meoling.
JAS. B. TAYLOR'S MILLIONS.
Tint cAur.r.ii or run mtAxnitA van-
3 Kit, 11 ATI'. UOH1.AX1).
la tlir Will n I'orarry, or smis Mr, Tnylorn
Hypocrltr T-Slr, Cllntnn'i ('urloiiit lie
nionslriitlons otcr tlir llend of tbe Hon.
Ilufua XXX. Anitrrsv.
Al noon vcatetel.ir tlie Hurrogalc's room In lhe
new Courl Hcuse was occupied by the conlestlnir
parties In the Taylor will case, with their respective
countel, relatives, nnd sympathizers. To the loft
sat Mis. Tailor, attired In black, with her bacs
turned on her grsaddauthter, Mrs. Ilowlind, who
from th rlfht tide of the room faced the Surrogate.
Mrs. Tiylor teemed In snitlilog but cool temper.
Her e'leoki were red, and she moved her chair con
tinually Lorn on point of th compass to lb ether.
Around her sat her friends and counsel. Her house
keeper wis there, sod so wis i Miss Kills, who had
very expressive eyes, Mr. Day, Mrs. Taj lot's bro
ther, eat lo the furthermost corner of the group, ind
chuckled satirically now and tlir r. Mr. Sloujl.ton
tal near Mr. Tavlor, as II ready for wy hint or
lucctstlon. He wail
MON-UAXID AS rsCAt,
and the neater part of the lime seemed lost In con
templation of th newl) frescoed colling. The Hon.
ltufus X. X. Andrews had taken up bis position at
a table near by, ind ippratrd vsry busy writing,
Oo one side of Kate Holland eat her husband and
on the other Mrs. Honland, ler mother-in-law
Kale seemed very downcast, and hardly stirred till
the ca hid been adjourned. The whole party that
accompanied her were very quiet anddecorous, At
fifteen minutes rsl twelve o'clock Mr. Clinton
arose to open Hi case fcr Kat How-land. Hr apoke
two and a hall hours. In sublime his assertions
and ststemeuta wete theet
UK. CLIXTOX'S AROCUIXT.
Mr Taylor loved lis grund-datighler Kile most
sincerely. Ills rlcse rtlationa with ber wrrr In're.
rupled br her mstriago to Mr. Howlsnd, but or-lv
for a very abort time. Ills aazer at that esimt soon
gate way. and he enUenuon'ly showed her the
same lose that she had cravicusly experienced. Aire.
Tailor, on the conlrsiv, hid a very violent temnrr,
and was extremely Inconslilcm'e In her cinduri
(eiwudher ctsnilitaiiililer. trratlna her Irrqiiently
with great unkindncss, and sometimes with ab o
lute m-aonis. Kate nevir birbored anv 111 feeling
In ron.equencc, though Jlis. Taylor isidrnllr rllil.
Here, then, w lason why Mrs Tailor should ni t
have been well etlspnird toward her granddauguler
on the death ot tier husband. As lor
His WILL,
tl absnrdltr of Mr. Taylot's sl?rln? such a dceo
mrnt t. shown by Hi fid that six dars before, and
elht daya afier the etay on which th eiceun rnt Is
elated, he wrote letters full of llw most endearing
eiprenlnns lo hl crsnddauthter, who at that time
n travelling in Europe with her husband. On his
deathbed, loo. ho shoanl his unsiterntde aCrelloii
lor hrr as wM ts for ler husband. The eiiiting
will, nniir tree clrrnmslanco. mut either lea
labrlcitlon, or Jatnps II. Tajlor aeieil the hspnc-l'c
lrnuchout the Litter tort nt hi. 11'e. . afd why
il.onlit hr hnvr done (ot What nio'lva i.i.nhi 1 p
hive had for such con tucl t Aa r.,r tl e two wit
ire who ssyU i-j us t ie elgiiln; of Iho will, are
II ere not
RtsiAtiKtriLK cir.n'tUTixctj
cor.nete.l wifi this i.nrl e,f the rase f Wl y shorld
I'iri h.c reu lre I Ulrrt alu ut the will for .1 wl olc
mon'h alter Mr. Yaylt.r'e ile ilh f And V itr.ere'l,
who I. one of the.e wtmes.e., sqnlrocile I In a ro
lr.irU.llc nianner tinde.- rumination. lie mlnilite.l
that alter Mr T,i lot's dcatlt he- hid ssld hr knrw
olnov.i l. II.- had i - l l.iar.l of t ic eil-lii ei ,,f
,nV, Tr,y!!' :1' U" ''''" Is intmellM",
and by thr Iltl t of eclii.ff, n d by r rnpsri'pn irlli
various cict'ti s'-nccs wild e-iltc1 at the llmf It
i, hown that lie ":! is a Mittcdlon, th,. re
sult of Iraud or rrli-.r on He f'' of thotc luler
calcd in Its izinlenc .
no. cLt.Mi.:, a ciociozxcr.
Mr. Clinton de'lrrrrd hl sp ei in a Jerky sotcf
style, dapplnc ,ils hards iteiiry tc.tii w rd la a
wi) II at Irrim'rd tnr timon. people l.i Ho c.mtt
locm boend rxrreaslon. He began Ids rei'lrriees
ma lolly, r cqnrnt, snillln' tour, snl rndeJ Ihe-ni
In n librr,sn. everv onco In u wbllr shooL n
buuelMe-t papers oru IUiA Au4w' I el itllh
an enriiy IhM t re-arene lo eji.nri n-e II. r bslia
wl'liwlleh H.it r.i n'lrn i e-o rm 'ti'l- csei 1'ir
bill efu; on tl.a lop ell,, rr.i.lnm. O in a
wlille he m-.tie at. -iti.n rr I too -It oi t a n ,mt
t.at e..i e. Air-.. Tailor i . pi k one of I er fi Ii n,l.
in II e rins, or nr' in e wm' i.llli a-i. t! e-r e.r i'
luib Mr l-eii hen ... I., eonirwi.lj-l. 'Pr tl
fitsioes t.) viiiH'.rri'ig in linr Put Mr I Inion
liiLiliy e-in t- to ..i rt.it, rut ik r "-w.jtt'rn .nl
Jonriird t" next lr.no In ,mwir to u -:ton
Ar L'linl.n till lhe- hnu'oiii- hurio.uli- Cat lie
in ped to le st le to rone'uile iho case tLla present
ncnih."
Piom thr nrmnient of Mr C-n'on, lb C"ntr.t
ant' altomev, It votud a.reir that .it the tie of It
she rtci'lvrel I er ( eie e Mat i-lui i Ii u il Ml-. HorT
ii un'a oMablnliirp-.t, on Tlnr j ..it'i slr.it Win1
line she Lee .uie- lhju .in'td with u tentUni.in
nniod Hon 'and. Il wai th. r that Hi first id. a o '
nmirila.'i 'lus azitated. btihs.-qui ntle Ml.. Tiylor
a.nl.Vtt Howl ul went lu Luiopc. taconip. ny v, 1.1.
Mr. aau Mrs. llowlau.1. ' ' 1
fci.M!i in i rr.nrr.
Thr sceres w" leh nr-urrvd In Pttron? ara 'ill to
hue been evien.clr eunous. Oi.ce- Mrs. Tailor
uptrildid iiiunr: Mrk llowtand w ltd extraiavai.cr,
and :i-eue-.l her of entering tl trir null' weirlli or
crrnm Hid crodlting It lo her lather.
On anoihir oerai-inii Hr-. T;ijli.r eeeu.el Mi
Howland of hum; r:iurie I rair o' ior.il Liaic
lets ilrom herby alleging taut they eti oLtaluid
under lalse pretence.
The Will on rile. In thr Xurrorntr'n OnrJcr
sslilrli .Inmr II. Tnvlnr el Id not Sign.
I, Jsmrs II. Tailor, of the rilv e.r Krw Vorl: do
rir.tr, publiin, snil dcclaie tli.s lo be luy last will and
temsincnt. ' u
AVsif Out of tnr estate I hereby din el mvjnit debts
anrt lur.ersl ex pi us. s t.. I pats, as io.i. . coinemeiit
Iv may be alter m ilealh, ml ihe fil oir.g ln-nne,.
vis t I o the children of n.y niter l'lana esel. Hi.- sum
of fare tlousanu dollais. to , the sum of
dollars.
.rwrinf-lt Is mywll that myrxreutli ana exeeii
tors lierelnsfter nainret slum pay, anj hereby iilrecl
them to pay to the Directum 1 1 l.ii -nwoo 1 1,'n.i-itn-the
sum or tlie lum lreil .1 I at. for ine run.o.e of
earning said enmrany to ke ti toy t lot In .111 rrinetrrr
pertietusily In orm r ami repair, a. riomteii lor in ihlii
case by the rules and rrgiiiniions of ml J rnmiianr.
7'Alrei-l hereby dlrcit the nxeculrlx anil Vacriitors
of this my l.il will and t.-.iinie..l. luirinsrier I ameil.
lo sell and dltpeteof, Intlinr niicn Hon, au.l mon eurh
terms as ther may deem in on avsniageoui all mr
e.tate. real slid per.onsl, wriirli may bo liarto.litcHve.
or which, in their opinion. II would re Judieioin In
ell, and to mieit the moneys real red uuon any such
sale, alter lhe paimeni ol my debt, and legailrs. In
bonus of the L i ilett otatei. tn bon ieetiiei or inort
gaze upon real estate, in Hale t.oml. In bontt. or lhe
city ol New Vora, or in Hie timii of ny t.iilron.l rm.
oiallon, whieli in tl'cir ei ,n. u oiooorl) secure I
A'uuilA-Allvr paymir lay de'bis, funeral cXKn.es.
snd legac e ss Imem n - ildrj, I rive, Jivih-, fid oe-
tineaih to Laura r I avl ir, Luther it. Marsh, .
Hie rxecuirix and rxeulori of thi. my I lit w.ll and t.-e
tsm -nt. hrreiaaftcr i onilnatod and appoint" i all llu
ettste li'ilh real and i-rrFiinnl. oi whliii l mall dls not
s ixd. to I.e hi 111 0 tl t-in in t, an lor tlie ro-ji-fll ol nr
wire Laura H Ts)lorand nn uriaililsuchier Kale, tlm
child of my deceased dsushicr ueorgisna, tuid I he! ehv
el.lirl uiyeald titiiteetlo av to nivemd wile- elurli.i:
Hie term ot her natural lifu the nholii ol Hio net I..
come w h'cli luav ba aeilvni irnm my est He. mill
Inoine tu he aid to mv sid wile as It mi) tio eoilei i
rd md rrrrlied, aid la b' in linn of all dnwe-r a it
ruht of dower Inch she msv hnve in niv e.ihie. In
and. Hun theieln I uive to my laid wis Hie use nt any
direlllng liou.e I umy rei de in -n lie Um- or my or-alh.
toyrtlicr Hllri Ih.- use of Iho l.ou rholil f.iiulluie, hori-l
aiidrarr ngee, . d rhile, tr nun-Kins, mv intention to
purchase h ilwe'llni hnuie as a p'aco of h-.hi.iii. ii
lhe rny of New Y.iii but in r tie-1 . nniil.l Ian to iluso,
my s-ilil tiii"lee nro heieliy autnor rrd and eiiiiimn
e-d, if luy e if i-Iiiii. .1 id's te it. to purrhase and pay lor
out ol mi '-slate ti siiitnoie house lor the ue and orrii.
i.anry o. ni) laid wife dur n hr life, i-lluer Id New
York oi ciee-wi.e-e. ar.d la lur.-.iti mid lit up the saino
tn a iii.isiile manner.
in. liiioiilnir the afTrctlnn of my nl I wife for our
griudd.ugliicr hale lob.- i-qinil will, in; nun and lin
Ing roiinde-nrr In her gvoil i me an t Judgment, 1 have
aa above' ret forili,dii!.ct I to her tl.e whole oi Hie in
c nni) of my e.lam Uuiinc her Lie', knowing H.kUl.i:
wiiliiileciieol Kaie. snd out or siiin iiirnn.e rut tia-.ii
hirwliliall tun I nui'ni.iir lor I er lo hrr noon in a
protit-r and I. re . tiling inaourr. Hut la cute my u.fe
iliould not survive me. or upon herdcatii after me, 1
herrhr direct mv said rirrutets nnd Irtiiitvs, or the
surt Ivor, or tuiiiior ot ilirm. to pav to mi asidciiin.l
daugliter Kale-, om of tlia liiroinu of my i-.taie. an a -uual
iiie-ome of tweniy Ave thousand du.lni. uu il the
shallaitlvo at toe nire of twcnt)-oru scars, aad there
a.irr the whole of said intoine.
'il.s Incoino to he paid lo Kate I direct to be paid
cither monthly or quarii rly as she may elect, and in nn
her sole runpt, free andcliarlt. ni all conltol ot her
hnibaudi and I luilher direct Ihat lhe house wnhli
ins y o?oeeii, oil by either myself or my wltcsh ill, tn on
Hie diathofboHiof iis.l.elont lo liiy.Hlil crauddau.inrr
Kate. II brink' my linen ion Hut, in addilioi In Hie tin
iiual lucnini' nhicli H-aii l e .uld hi r. Hie Hull be tui.
nlil.ed nut of mv eriatr wllh a suitable liouso for h.-r
a ll and her "hlblirn i nn.t in case die should elerlic to
ehanpe her rcslde-uce to nuv oilier pait e f lhe city el
New Votk, or lo any pheen i lln r Hi m the rlly ol ,ew
York, I hereb) authorise and eiiipomr in v snot I rut
ins. or the sun liors or nirilvit ol thini, lo sell ami
convey lhe .aid lout., and to urehAse foi her anothet
hoiitr qiinlM as goo I In any oilier lor.ilil) .
HUih ai.i sieuiiitilailop or lueoine from my eilate
.Ii .'i Hit' payment or Hie mil iiiiniillt t Itnli nil she
shall come i.( rue, I dlr.-rl I . be mtciled In my tiild
liuiti c.ln llie iiianii r p.oiidi d lor in the thud para
oiuoli of tnl my win.
eieiii.-ln esse my said giardilaiigbler Kate shall
die alter tne death of niv wile, lexviru a child ore'i I
e'leu. I gHe,eltni.e, and b'iiipeln eo niche hint or chll
run he nboleol n.y enaf, will, all III urruiiinlalloii',
to be equally iliiideil Iwlwi-i ii iliein, Hmre aad Hinre
alike, and I her bv i.omlni.r nnd in oinl the .e isons
herein rained s ex.culiii anl executors ef Hi s my
will as uMma'ary giiardinns of ins child or children
L'raiijihiiighlrr K.ne lei ruse my gramt
dauy'i'rr iiaU snill dl wlihoui p tvina nv ehinl e.r
el il.l.. i. he, . 1 1 .uiig, 1 Hut. In tl.at el.ldi.ilf tli
vit airloiqiie.lhallii ul.ile, ie.il unu p. r.onal, as
I I five, lies 'e, and bequeath to each of n e i
eeulois he.. In nai d win - s r, aid arl or ir
heir the inn oi si r v tir.u ami do'itri ii i air I
rsmle , and lo rar o' Ho inline i. mi d. rra.ed si.
lei I lari.ia ll.c si.in oi hi Ihnma .1 tl. Il.it
I. I CHO and bw. .mil., in ih runt afoidaid,
to Mis. Jane Ptewart Marsh, the wtfn of my friend
Luther II. Harsh, ot lhe city ot J.ew York, Ike mill of
twenir.nve taonsand aollars.
..'li1 f.'0 M"1 brqacatn, In tie event aforesaid,
to Ihe C mimiM oners ef the Central I'atkof Hie city of
r-ew ) oik the sum of two hundred thousand dollars,
ot which thoy are to eicvoteoL hundred and Dfly II ou
snni do.lars tj the erection ol a monument in the Ceo
Jrsl l'ark to Hie mrinrrr of those who died during the
Isle releiilon In defences f the l.'niooi snd Itieoalanoo
of nrty thouiand dollars lo be invested as a Innd, the
Intcrrrt of wh'eh Is IJ tej-ippne-t In k-epmg said
moni"nt Nvur.cr lni jtIus the rame.
1. 1 tlie and otqatatn in thi oycnt as aforesaid the
foltowing legacies t
To lhe Union lltvnie an l (ehool for the rdueitlon
aad rualntcnan ot the chllltca ot Volnulerrs, the
sum r.t Inentv ibonuad etollap.
1 o the Kcw York bunery and Child's flospltil the
snm of twenty Inonsand dolls re.
Tn the New I ork lilbli boctety t'ae sum of oil hun
dred thousand dollar.
To the Treasurer of the Oenfsl Convention of the
New Jerusalem of lha United Hi. let of Atnerlea. to he
appropriated lor carrying on tbe printing and publish
lu or lhe works of hnannel ewedenborg and the col
lateral of the church, and to keep the same on sale aed
diitrioutlnnattnrlrrrpoaltorylnihselty of New York,
tbe sum of one htindteet thousand dollais,
lo lhe irust.es of Ihs HlJI on Avenue Chnrrh of the
city of New York, lwblehl)r William Adams Is now
pastor, tbe sum of twerty tbouapd dn'lais to b ap
propriated la lhe nse ef the mission srhool In tho Third
avenue, established srd malatalued ny sal.lChurcn.
To the Working Wsmen's I'rotrrine Union of the
city ef New York, lhe snm ninrtv thousand dollais.
To the Protestant Orpbant' lloiimin tnr c.ty of New
York, lhe snm of tweniy thousand dollars.
lo the I'cnifle Uusirtlan hccie-.vsnJ Home for the
Filcndiefis In tl.e city of New York, tbe sum of twenty
tnousn.l rtollsrs.
To the Home for tl rrlendlers In the city of New
York, the sum of twenty thous.nd dollars.
To the Vow York tutu u'e for the Deaf and Dumb,
tbe sum nr twenty thntnsnd dol ars.
To tbo New York Asyiutu fjr toe flllnl, the sum of
twrntv inoutsnd dollsrs.
lo ll.s Horl-ly for tie Itellef ot Colored Orphans In
the city of New Yoik.Us mm of twenty thousand dol
lsrs. 'lo the Woman's Hospital of the city of New York,
tl.e snm of twenty thousand dollaie.
To the Hve points Hours of Industry of the city of
New York, Hie sum ol twenty thousand dollars.
To the Children's Aid frx-lely of t city of New
Yoik, It e sum of twinly thoti.and dollsis.
To ft. I.nko's lloirnal cf the city of New Vcrk, the
snm ol twenty Ihonsnpd dollars.
loth Howard Mlfton and Home for Little Wander
ers, the snm cf twenty taeurand dollars.
The baltnee of mv estate, after t.ie payment of all the
f .ei-golng legacies, 1 give and Ixqar.illi, in the event
alorrtald, to the Nsw York Hospital ol Iho cltrof
New York
ApAiA I hereby nsnilnite and appoint my wl'r,
I ana t, Taylor, riecitrts, and mv friends, Luther II
l.'tli, ntcators'.f Ihlt my last will and tes
tament, hereby oielerlng and directing Hut end execu
trix and executors shsll not, nor shall either of llitin,
be required tngiv-oilo be called on for any secnrl
ty for the lilitifiit dlsclisrre of the dalt.-s as lorn rt
ecutilx and executors, such security being hcieby
exp-et-lv wtlved.
Atri I alio h. rrhy order aad direct that myrsldrie.
t-uirlv an 1 1 x-ci.lor. sha t he paid rill ot the income nf
my elate the turn of per ennum. niyihle -for
their. rrr'er as snrb executrix and esrenterr, as
long a H-er shall welt at.d ra. thirdly serve nssueh.
In witness wo. teof I, tbe sa'd Jsn.es il. Tr.)lor,tlo
tettal- r. bate berriintu sel my band n1 taal tl.-t
twcinh etay of July, In Hi J year one tnotusud clgut
hiiiniiid ar-d sltty-srven.
S.iinrd, sralc.1. lumithed, and declared by the sal 1
trs'alor as aud lor 1 1. list will n, el le.lauii ..k, it out
rres i.e.". who, e.1 bis request. In his prcenc, acel in
he trts-rc of cues otuer, have lur.uuio s.t our
hanits as wltuis-et.
Alt Hit T.1.LC110.V OVBH TUB HIVLlt.
Jrrery City Sending lirr Politicians oft to
.1 nil Veimpornry Ossiiilnn nf ttlierp
htrntiiia mid niie.l'ooict lEobblug-!tnll
Inir up it t'lic Kuklur Hounc.
Tl.e Je,T,rjr I'i'jr l'iro C'oinuii?i!on:M lure In
tctign'.e.l some ccrlous c!uri.oa t$ in i Pltr Kit
rinr Cotni any No. 3. Oce is that on b..n ly n orn
Ins a r "-k so r rxio cf the members or runners if
tLe cce.'j any Inveigled a rum Into ll.c rii'lno hocae,
ar.d bat inf mbbrd l.lm, kicked him out cf doom.
Arother lharKe Is that their hou'o vru u re son for
bummers aad Ihl-rtr, who slept tLcre, and roielo
inilnl.T'ii rii. i..,,i!c:j 1Vi thj-; ! ..Jrcbbid
the iioreijman in thr tiig!iU.rliod i t:d iLalthv.
weir a tettor lo tbo neighbor! cod.
On one occasion they stule ti e carran cf g tle-e -.,
nnd nutted It whole. On iiuota.r o.'C i-i m,'t rlti
zen w.i awaken d ly on r.usu:l co-.tc'Io- In hi
I tr. Lou'-e, t.r.,1 on go nj ont, mis 1 a t tin,!., r e-f
Lit tlui.it i.iwii luiurmril two po In u:,i, i'i
broke Into lie engine hoti'r; but t tin bd'iimrri had
lied Hirnuali n leal window. 'Ihu f i. 1-, i,u the
foi Ultra slilpii.l nl, were lelt benind, end a Die
had be en hlnellrd u.t to colk them.
'l ha linciirrli"i. before the Pile C lumlU'loncra
via Muii at la ltikcwar-i 'w mape.ak.He. icem
Icrs ul lhe rcnirtiit. - Instrad if li.iiell. atlng the
el.ir.i-i n n;l ;i". the coa panv, the t oinni. -..nirra
e-s .i..iird e .eh i.iet..t,sr eem-rate't . a I tLne-llrei
I.e ,i n isiliidi.l Ir mi the r .nni. nud He n suit wuj
Hm -.11 it e . .r r;ra Tfcte pros ,1.
Wile- He hi r.t . e m ee.tl'.n t'ipre w. nn
a -ii ol fie- in ISm h H . nn-l e;r jet, te, wMen I-'
gin- . inpanv Nr. .", luin. i on. in i . r t.t a-utij.u
fo emin nn ritiirnh.g r.y wrr.i i 1 I..- i'k fote-
I. an, Mlrhirt He .rib. n, who orel-re.! :l nu l.i h.-ue
Hi en;i..r; ltt initt-a 1 of o'ti-jin Lit com.na.i I,
tl ei ti .irrbed down uu I I iilie 1 n tro-1 e' H.n fl y
II. l, wl lie the Ce,nim's,ii ne-ia nii r,,"! In "-.i' , ,.
U it. D.binr. r to;le on'ei .-d the-1 edicts lo cle r t .o
roirs and InLo rhirgo ol thr en .tr- InnroiiiatiW
alle r tint thr Conimbatotirrii dNI"iir the cinn'.
Ii) by a un ii lirutis 1, tr. tin-1 In. i 1 .i.-ln. e-r n ul lit
rnslt.a to tue e ocuoraliuu nil, and the engine
ho-.Me win nsi'ed tip.
Tor di--b.ii.dra Ltif tnt-r', hiving; t-n tbtit shn
nut Hm Hiile t suet e'et i I'tg p't-.-, v. . nt ra'.lr i; on
11.0 lliuer -el'ii.ns. 'Iliei entered Sir .e inau'e , a
loin tu Licbaiigo iilaco iii.el railed for dunks, not
setting wl It Ii tltyr lard n elbti-rbii'-fr. 'ihc-ii Mr
Ng limn r.it.ecil Ho arri-u ot 'il.nnua Harry and
' llioal" Cm i'cily(thr Lii'erarun itr). Jaetije Mar
lli.ilalr comin i I tl tn to tbe county J .11 lor sixty
days each.
cit-ciics' f.v ,i corur noosr.
I'pronr on the Acqullliil nfn Prraun Arcnird
tat nn lnri'tulliirv.
The trial of William Va'i lloulilcn, on Hio
charge of I ring an accompli. e cf tt.e- tloirlstawn
Fite Fiend Kent, wns conclui'cd In Murrlatown
ytmi'.lai. Tho Jur), alter nn ab'ence of an I our
and a tal', ncqultled the prisoner. Cat-ral'e,whlstlr.,
yells, aud rhcrrs were Instantly heard 'rom the cn--onei'a
frlT.Jt. JudA'o Palryniale, havliir; In v.ln at
tempted lo preserve order, tlnallr ordcre I thi lock
ingot the ruutt-rooni doors and b--tn n.i Imrstl
gallon to learn who were the ncrpn'rat ,rs of tue
oulrnre, declaring thst ho would Iniposo tnc heaviest
punishment allo'te t by law
A cniihloblo charged ll-nt a prominent cltlaen who
was lectnily n randl.taln for offlr.o in the girt of V o
peop.le hud S'slsted in making the noise, but f'Jl
gent'em m prletto,1 I. It Itinocenee, nnd Ids word
waa'.uki'O, Nobuy was lound Riilily, nud after a
stvrie waning frei'it tt.o Judge, the dons irir
ope nrd end the crowd dlsnerso l, Jiid.o DilrvrnuU',
lu I it lecture, eome.-trrd the tumult to the worst
utcr rnlseJ lu the ltowtry tin all r.
viioTooitArii.s nr hvx iiiwonTr.its.
Thr Trnrluu I'P nfTraeha In llolioleon.
The liobol.c'ti Co.iiinoii Council cliumbcr was
rrnwdrd last rvnili.r, In anticipation of further
devoloptccnta with rcfcrcnco to Iho branch trade of
the lltlo Hallway Conpany from thr tunnrl to Ho
Wrobawkeit ril elect:' and citlla yards At the pre
sinus meeting n irsoiutioii w as adopted requiring
Hio isdwiiv roupuny tu tul.e up Cn ir track, and In
d'tat'lt directing the Hi. rot IViiiiiii Hioi.rr to r. -niove-it
at oret Int nenlcg Ceiiinrllman ( urran,
who was ii'mou'. at Iho last inn-ting, offerrd a roto.
Inlltiii ri-fetniilng Hint pnitlon or Hie iisoluilon dl
riciii.g tsr bit. t t'omiiiisalunor to ttniovo tho mil
w.ii luck before Hio tat of May nrxt, and Iho
iraolullou was rescinded.
A Sew ('hiiiirr lor llobnhen.
The election of elelegalca to pet with tlm City
Cotinr.l In forming it new charter lesulti'd as foi
Inn! Fir I V.'nrd t aratcn Kelrcl,-, A. O. Kvuns,
snl J Ihrtoy Linns, fi rmid Wnrd W W Hhlprrn.
I l ioM'.iiiit Jhitte, ami Dr. II. P. t li.it t rt. Third
Wind (1. P brhli'i I, lloinard MiClohn Poutlh
Wurd John Lee, John IOgim, and Jobu Held,
Tlir Tliundriholl'a I'rtrndn,
A Miilincl Nmlon Aumcl.ition nun eirynnlzei in
ll.s- F.i-hlh Wrd last nlgl.l, with C. It MoucrietT,
I'r 1'iiuint, und A, l'-rkrr, Vice PiiHldtnl.
Tlir Hilling of David O'Dny,
The Jury in thr ease of Philip ('uoiior, wlio.'e
Hint fir killing Dai Id O'Day had occupied Ihren
elajs In lhe flrniial Hussions, wrro chargrd bv
,'iidso Ilediord jrifrday. Alter twenty mlniit-e,
ll.l-y retuiuod a vcrelie't ot manslaughter in Iho lliiul
drkror. Cuouey board the verdict with entire com
posure. alHiougb, It Alia said, hr ritM-rtt-d an icnni
tal. Ilia wiTo and lllllo chlid, who hid attended the
lii.il tlirutu'houl, where ut bit tide wl.i.i the verdict
was re ndeied. Judge ll.oHord beulcnced Cooney to
two jeara In blato 1'iison.
Ilurrllilr Aie ldenl In llobnhen.
Last evcnlnir, na n stninj-er ilrivln;; :i liorte
and waion was ubout lo ntceit I llin'. Neck Hill
fiom the loot of Tlili lomie'i street, lloboken, an
oil train barkln tnaardt the Ilergrn tunnel swept
t.y anil i'u-Ik'J nn fi pltci.t 'I'ii.-hor- was alto
killed, lhe Inromotive waa thrown from the tr.el:.
On a plecr ol lhe eoaPrred wa-nu were the words,
"C. Mjiiri'li, Hackcuaark, N. ,1"
Klllt'd hv n I'lilllnu Willi. 1
Mi Alp:.i'b ! I.jcco factory, et IH nnd IPO Avr.
inn. I), win ilestiened KitirJiv motnlurrj los,
' a:M(i. One of Iho Tallin; walls crushed In thr i
roof of an adjoining hou'e, biiirlug two bojsln
I lies i iiltiM Leon Ti.ltllr aged Is, vias taken out
dead, and Ins companion, Joun Ucliahou. wua
friiihtfully braised,
NEUTRALITY IN AMERICA.
tub nox or inn oi.n max r.i.o.
QUBXT IX Till: ACAVHiir.
Sir. Charlrts Prnnri Aelnine befnrr tbr New
York lllilorlcal ttoelcty-An Introduction
by tbr Vrufcrhblr Author of Thnuntopals,
Tho grand fcatur of Ilia ilxly-iiith innlver-
Dry of the New York Historical Society, celebrated
hi i nlf.ht at th Academy of Music, was the tddrcsi
of the Hon. Clise. Francis A Jama on "The Slrujcie
for Neulrallty In Aran lea."
The Academy waa crowded from pit to dotn with
in audience inch as one rarely Buds collected, even
la tbo metropolis, representatives of nearly ill the
old New York families were present, ind in evi
dence of the respectability of the aisemblacje was
the almost utter absence of ill inch disc lay In dress
is Is always noticeable In fashionable gatherings, w
The platform was occupied by mcmbors of tho
Historical Society, imont whom were Wm. Cullen
Hryint, Opt. Human, Dr. Hellowi, Judge llos
worlh, Peter Coopar, and numbers ol other well
known citizen
Mr. Adams wis Introduced by lhe venerable
President of the Society In a brief but eloquent ad
dress of welcome, ind wai received irost cordla'Iy
lie Is a splendid looking gentleman or ibnul ilxty.
ind Jndglng from bla manner, must be
one of tho jollleit and most rental din
ner companions In th.s wotld. He
baa a healthr, hearty, mellow voice, Is eay and
rracofnl In his movements, and possesses In a te
markablo degree the faculty or ImprosilneJria hear
ers with the honesty of bis sentiments.
Mr. Adams prefaced his address wllh the
re-nark that II wis somewhat difficult
fur one whose bulneas for a long Hint
bad been to aar as Utile as possible to express him
self lully la regard tn a gli en subject i tut as he
waa not now epeaklng as a diplomat, he was not
haiarvcd by considerations of policy, but could
spc ,u as. he felt.
Ho then took up tie snllect of nenlrallty as act
forth by Whraton. who be I.I that a nation has the
Inrcntestlblo right lo remain nrtitrnl while its
neighbors aro at war. Ilo wis ptoud of Hie potto.
alou of copies of that great author on International
law, although oco of tliosc copies was
tx rnz chinch Ltxat'Aon,
not one word of which l e could understand. In
nmlent time it their was no aneli idling pa neutrality
and In the old ltnzusges thcro Is no word to rxMna
the Ides. For the first time in history, It.t- tinned
States, nt an early pet lod, laid down thr principle
inat neutrality wns n right. Durln? the first term
nf Washington a administration, that great states
mm worne I the pcopl.- of thi country ngatnat Hie
cnrnmisnon nf nny act that might contravene that
ttlnclp'r. nn.t wlthonl n'tn-f tho word "neutrality"
conveird lie Idea by n psraohraae. In w .Ich he
coun.el.rl tbo people to tj friendly and Impartial
toward conlcn.rii." powers. When Citizen Clenet
C.n.e ovrr as tli ambassador of the French, hv was
cost war.ti'y wilcon. et nl Ch irloslnn, and received
aperlcct ovathn it PornlelrM?. lhe fumes oriU
r'.'.nlar lr,cn to -yd pis btaad, and he began to
tbluk I'C errs
fTRovr.r.n in.iN ink rap'tbtxr,
and could dictate to tl c pe. tde n forilgn toller Hi"
enlisted oftleerr, nnd inulo nrr,in:enienti for the fit.
tit.c out nf wer vessels lo trase-ree the s.cs In tho
loivie-eeif Lit (ioeinn-ent ; but .irrrr-oi Veorrr
srondeecr, t-nrl npon tic T'li-cplo enun- lair I bv
Wa'l.lnrton, e.;inml thrr-)is o! tbo poo'letn tnr
ii..ciii. f th it v.aa In riorr rod before. Ir'nt Ccnet
waareealK'1 in rtiatrr-w. 'I l.r i-pral.er tcio In de
tall tl.o mil I.. lory ol rur rtm!l,)'a euu-o'ra t,i
ini nUiln tbr .'oeirb.e of ron Interteiillitt, lin.win.
fOltil fliqiirl.l lltreta ol aillnuaobvlheiirii-s. nl
ofp.i'rloic. i.tinient, nnd nt.,e.t r, i,.,i,-,
by I Is dro.i t Ujf 'A prrsr ntltvg Ire's, and co'riniient.
inscron Heir.. In appikiniof tho a.trni-i niaele
to I'tflt -i ef our C i; nl iu.'it) I''it-e jo rau
Halt :'r ePt.itis. It in n itl.I'. - h tbe.r I ,ltue.
Iious tokC'.int tbr sul.ji el of bilbc-'. In. ne 1 :i ilraf
r-r lu tlo Ih.n .b'.ir.ent. nl C.u-lr tr-npirra. "In
ib-t e.rlv period ol our bltpjiy," aald h "the
tiorertin.ut
wss Abovr sr rictos"
n reirarl: tl.st evoknl f rest apphni.o.
Mr. A n' Pal I a I b'b ei i tilla ent to .Vr Fenat,
f..r Li coarse (a Trent acTi.lr. and ciprcr,et It
ca his belief H.at tl o fon.!r7 Was s .1 e J by the cod
iies. Siigacl.e. mil honesty ht 1'. 't f latostncn. If
Jtr. Hrvnrd bad never rtrn an-rtTrtn? ajl IT ficrlt
tbr ao-trooatloe of I It renntett-ten, tb-at Rnp jet cf
liien unu' ti' on 11, c i uir. i .le-r of .Mn,m in- t IS i it II .i
tin H. '.ueli l.i-t emu ei i wua eunTu.nl I., e-. n tot-inner
1 1 ft eiatPin'o lie r e n'oerliiif- All ert
(IC.t.n a oi i it the Mo t f.r i' trj in I t .,. ..
,.f .1 .ii -n en. en 1 1. i'.i'i.-n lit'!,-li:n at tl.e-1' I,. ii m
rn ii- atle i g N.ipeiiri ii at. the rnt.r ni 1'rihre'
t,.,' eit.kerd' J v.nh a,i il e.uiul invjca ion to
,'l ee.
(i it cl m nf i T. r.i . r the H ai.ka of tt r Ron. tv
w. I i. Ii.i.lt "r s-1 n i .r I di'ii!., and'i
eo' . tlir.iul i , nn. u-il lo. -,l, e ion
.'i.i I u'b n P. i .nt w- it i ii " i ., -..1 f..e
trtn t. p.l pi uie one of hit d.nraet nift'-e ,t.
e!n .M-..U wl nil lu- r lau d an liie'eiole, wikli In
tow lor lb j lira! Iinir pti, lu run'.
A l'l.l iex aionr.
He aald that tin inrnttin of Clt r.-n flrnet by the
ont'irol Hie eve-nlng brought tn uis ndnd a lit"
lory In whn II Lit luilience nilpl t atTx a in' r .i
Ceiirl i;ie ti to rartrlincnlini,-, md at o. i Hnio
hn 1 n;i tiblding faith In the ull.ina'e aneersa of on
air ship which l o had Inntiilrit H l.ilai.u ibit
on- ilayH'.e elr would le rainofrd by iiie-ns ol
lil Intention osrn.ll) n the sen by n-rana uf ahiiw,
lie wna In tlie n ibit of ti.ll.iiig n trr.it deal ul tiut
ll.. wl. ii be wut I err, end au.nrg il (., vthnu. In
iitn.t rrcu'nrlv bored wn Dj Wi'l C.inton. 'Jhrte
wnt pieoa I alf cr -red (jn ii-er named Hit'-n.wio
wa'-an idept at 'he ai i-.lnn tiocr -i. 'Ihi-I.i':,i
c.nne to Mr. i 'Union one djy, nnd with a hem to e.,t
tir.llo limitation his broad fate, said, " l'ri,-i d De
Wnt, 1 want t ne tn h !p tnnke the peop.e of tint
count! y Inpp' , nnd I think I can tell theo cxacli
how tl.se ran do H." '
" HowT'eald Mr. Clinton.
"Ilulid two gint dllet on the Highland, of the
Hudson. Let one city bo built on one hill the
other on anoihir hill on!) n few miles nw.iy. Then
thee should get nil the people of the country tn
c.iher, line should put or.r half lu one clly and
the other halt in tl.e ctlii r rliy How happy Hier
woii'd br In making dsllv vitlts to one another!
Now. cnn'l thee elu II, lie Witt I" mur I
"Yee." laid i He rinl atoatlo of Internal Im
proirments; "but It would bra illfflinlt and tr
illont II lug for the retnile, to walk down one m. tin
tain and up anot er rvt-ry diy. If ne could devlM
) and meana for their trnnspoilatlnn, tboro's no
doubi tbat we conl.lmakr them very happy InJeed "
"Docsn'i thee think of anv plan Di Win I Thee
has n good head for ransls au I such things "
"Tho onls n an 1 cm rcccuimind now la the one
P nt f llut'U Oeiet profotts. ruppuaoyou talk with
him."
Away went the kind-hearted and soft headed
Qa.'ker to seek M. (luieu Inn few dais he tillul
ic-nn upon Gov Clinton.
" Well. Friend Hanson. have ou leaned anrthluir
fri-m Ho ( iiiri-n (In ett" iii-iui.
" It Ir n i rry l amnble theory that hr advenee-s "
silt! the- tjnaki r : "but don't thro Hunk, De Witt
Hi -t H.y ireiiili (rlcnd Is Just the least bit iliou
art t"
'J hl enecdole was recelvo.l with greet lau'liter
and et the riese ol .Mr ltijani'e sparllinc addi-jha
in wl.leli t r did not mil tn ud,l hit moid ol prnno to
that already awarded tu Mt. Adams, Iho ksiotubla-e
di'l'iised,
Tlir Nrtv ttrtinlnr from llt.oiirl.
'aiiixutox, Dec. 13. K. D. JimvcH cf FI.
Lruls Is here, and It la undi-iHteid holds in lis
rocket a c inmiss.on from Our. tlcl'lurs of :ii
lotirlni ll. S. fienslor. lie rcilf nation of Hr
Drake it It. he se nt the last or Iho week, and Mr
,lee.i wi'l I hr hla eeut on M"nilty next. Hr Is a
lawyer V ut OS i t-n rw f ar,r, and Is n person-il
irltnli.l f tr. Drako and will while m tho SiLsto
v.t.' for whateiiT the litter favors.
A Third Wnrel Mvatcrr,
Ilrnnr Koliler, of 191 llrrcmvicli street, was
found l y Ottcer Fierce at West and Fullcn streets
list nl 'ht. utieon-c out. Die. (iood and Arnnhllc
'nun, i ii lear'titr nf tho n'.ti'l, I In , n botue lo the
Ceutio Street Hot Hal, wnerr lie dioii.
A Hiillroinl'H lliiiiliriipiiy.
Hoatfix, Dee. 18, Juelpc Sheplej- of the Unilc.l
Stall's DiHrlct Court to day ovcrtuled the exception
to the jurisdiction of tie Court on thr nu 'allon of '
baiiLruptcvpen.liiis aaluet Hio lloslon, llarllord
and Uiie II illway.
ri.Asui'.s i itu.il Tin: ooujx caiii.i.s.
The F.rli nrrlird out i"-trdA.
Con.oia 91,'i for money and 91 for account,
Tl.o wife of Johu blldell died reeettl) lu llrirclitop.
I ng'nnd '
The Wisconsin and CalabiH from New Vorl; have
artnid out.
In I.leerpool up'anli clo.ed at b,V,'d. and Orleans
at e 'd- to ti I.
Tbo lllrmliighim cattrldge explosion has rnultcd
tn the dealb of V'D per-ons.
The; srn et of Norl. accused of participation III tho
Mnralhoti murders, hit nern ordered.
The Lrli;siitine ltnusio was iib.indnned at sea on
tl.e Uli nit I'm i of her crew wiiesano,
Tho el'poer hln Windhover, with a cargo of tea,
Las atrtied nt London, m days from Foo-t;how
It Is reported that Mohammed Hetcbld Pasha will
represent tbe bublliue I'orto at the Congress ou the
Hsrtrrn question
Ii Is evnetrd tbtt ttr Cor'c rill have eomplelnd
1." ". . e. ary letla alinn pr.. r to H,e urru m ine
clmtely Aok",.,' H-sl Le Concilia) dilivii. iuijh
II l proposed to tusoend lb payment of lh In
te est on Hie Internal del l of t,nn, hrnoi Morel Ii
ntgotiating with the agent of a London and Paris cspl
Uii.l lor u loan. r
OXTEX 1TAXD TO PE tlAXOED.
Tho Murder of Jnmee O'Donnell-The Con.
vlcllon nnil Hentrnce of tho Murderer
The Conviction Affirmed br tho Courl of
Appenla-The governor will not Interfere.
One elij In August, 1869, Owen Hand quarrel
led with James O'Donnell, a fellow workman, tn the
Sooth Ilrooklya gaa-honse, snd killed him with
shoe knife. Theie were no pilliillng circumstances
mtendlng the murder. Hand and O'Donnell were
qoarrelllng with eech other, when thi foreman of
the establishment Interfered and ordered O'Donnell
to quit work and go home, O'Donnell eroseed over
lo his sld of the hoots, and was In th act of chang
ing Ms clothes, preparatory to leaving, when Hind
approached and renewed the quarrel.
As O'Donnell wai removing one of his garments,
th prisoner drew a sho knife met plnoxsd It Into
his abdomen. Hind thereupon turned, ind throw
ing the kntre against the wall exclaimed :" There
he I for yon now." O'Donnell died a short time
thereafter.
Tho murderer was suhteqrjenlly ttlel, and con
victed or mnrder in the Erst degree, r.nd on the lSib
of October, 16C9, was sentenced to death. Ills case
was argued at the General Term of the Supreme
Courl and Court of Appeals, both of whlc"i tribu
nals confirmed tbe conviction. After the sentenri,
a very strong pre.tuit was blonghl to bear upon
Uov, lloflnuu in order to secure a commutation of
the sentence to .mprlsonment tor life, but Ine Gov
ernor was stern, and declined lo Interfere further
than postpone tbe execution for a number ot daya
In the mean time, tho case was argued at Hie Gene
ral Term.
Tli decision of the Const of Appeals being Onsl,
Hand waa taken from the Havmond alreel Jill yes
terday morning by Deputy Sheriff Wm. Powers,
and arraigned before Judge Joseph V. Uarnard, the
Presiding Justice of th OeneralrTrrm of the Su
prems Court now being held In Urooklyn. Hand
retained the stolid Indifference which has character
ized his conduct slhce the murder, and Lis long con
finement In Jail did not appear to have had
any effect whatever upon blm. He Is
a low-browed, " lurd " looking man, about 40 years
or age. When arraigned nl the bar or tbo Court, lie
uianltetted no fueling whatever, and Judge liar.
Haul In a few remarks sentenced him to br hanged
on Friday, Fcbtuari 3. mi. letween the hours or
10 A. M. and II P. M. Hand received tho ecnlone
i cry coolly, and merely bowed to tbo Court.
Previous to bung Iskrn from tho court room.
Hand mrt Police bergtant Ci.adcr end told him
that he Intended to pteir charges sgalnst him.
Cattler Inquired the lesson, whereupon Hand aald
Ihat Ca.eler had tikrn a knife Horn him duilne Itc
lilal. and failed to return It I
JY7.iT CITY A UOV 11 UAltl.HM llllIlXIE.
Not Itrnily io Hurrrudrr In tlir nnuillltl or
tlie Nrtv Yiiile Uliii-Oiir nl' (be Nrxl
I.rgltlnlnrt'a Jubi 1'a.poiril.
Sonic of Hit? most iiiQiuiilial property owncrj
In the southern division or Westcl.esttr county as
seuibled jestcrday In Armslrong'e Hotel, Fordh. m,
to discuss tho provisions or it blllwh'cll has becu
ireparcd b eercrnl rretulnent New York poli
ticians, hnvlug for lis nbj. ct the annexation of Mor
tltihl.i, West Farms, Yonkers, Kati Chester, West
Chester, Pollmtn, and NV.r Ih chcll to the clly of
New York. Mr. II. P. Dr Ornsf was In tl.e chair,
John Hunter ol West Chester, nnd J J. Pheian of
West lvarrcs, tclid ts Secrebaricf, end tfamacl JI,
Pnrdv, O. Hilton Scnbncr, Wm. Canton clt. J rt.
Hs'klnf, Chielet, ll.,t'iyatr, Philip Dun), bmlth W
Ilrown, Jnttlcr Flmitaa, A. t'titllt, V. ,1. Pn--Ittto,
and Dcnten I'eaisall i ailicioau-d lu tLciro
CC'llllien. Mr J il. IL.skln crr led ILe bill, rr.d suggested
Ihat Morrl.an'i, West Fatns, end Wnt Chester tr
Ineori tinted r re ci'.v.
Jlr llnrrit o oprow.l ant sth-rre of annexation
or any rovrrn-nent wbsieier lurtbcr thanwnaii
'-, retanrtU.pel.
Tunlcr Flan .-an soe.k In faror cf tbo Inccrpbra
Hoi of the three lawrr lo.vns "s one diy.
Atonvnillec a ntroln'cel as follon t to drntv uo
r.,.ni LCTf ylan of ni,nex.-. iot : ,1 Itunt-r, J. II.
II isklns, A. Curtis, Jnalicc Flanagan, uud Uatuncl
JI Pfrdy.
The. meeting adjourned to icavtmulc On Ealur
daj, tho Sltli nut.
AtlSUSI l.sllpS. JJm.i hi,,, R(,,
Atiutt I.uir. of inri Hist Tl.trl. c-utli fctivcl.
took pi.kago tr trrday afieitiorn In thr rnri best t
C-ililomla, nt l..i- lert of He uion alue t, for Wll
I. iitnsbur.'h Wien II o Ion rive! c-d He mldjlr e f
II. titer If dlllcrn'i' h - red oietl..-ir,l. II,
11 ntiel lorg rnrr-t. in tr s-ved b) Iho itnk Inn.!.
On teii.j h.n le I . er In t e t oltee- em Iho ihian.i'
l i i.li.idi Lit'i 'Md ll.-.t I e ti-nlh-i we :e uoboir
ahlr, -,nd tl at let it dee nri.ie.t in t t -in o, jj
Lu II r. He was locked up tu th? Foutlli strut no
tire slulion. 1
De-ntli of Prrnlde-ni ttiiiin-t ofTi-in-..
The Hon. Dutiel (. llnrii-1, wl,n was tho fir-t
Presldeat ofTesas nndei It e IN t iit.llc. died in 0.1
trt'on on tbr C'.h Inst., aged uowardt r.r he) -r-!.
Ho wns -, uallve or Newark. N J , w at cl.n-a'e.t ,1
Co'un.l : i f ol'cge. rirT Yolk and w . a iroroltirul
actor in the rRnr'a bbrritr He !'o' Hi Am.ric.ti
reihinlii. in tbr r.r'y pint of tbe rn-enl irnt.iry
Ho was i brother of the lata Hon .Ijeot, lluenri .r
Ohio, and aeon of Hr Win Itutnet of New .!orey
who war Uuigrpg-tincul In the nivoluiio.u'ri
attny, '
A liloi In I'rnm e.ri. P.-in'r. In Home.
I.om ox, Dec 11. An ufluy on Tueailn)- last in
front of bt. Peltt's it. Home at or nuio t'ri atonod
tobecomr a seriout riot I! wai ipeedil) qtileteil
hy He Interferenre of U flitnii anthorltiat A
Itwfer.i.nt wne slightly injur, ,, tu, mob uiret
duos and heme, but I a t i n il e.r.rs.
Tlir Prnniylviinln Itrpuhlli nni Aatoiilstird.
WAStiixfiTox, Dec lS.-Uir nnininntuin ufOeii
Pleasonton tt, L. Cn:ninltioner m li Urn.l Ib-vrnuo
took nearly everybody hy mrt rl,t. ..perlally II
Pe-nnsylvanli drtrgntlim, who litd'ell ur- or tbo
selet'tlon or Mr Doiigla.t. II hit alr.er liaknl ont
that the I'rrnitrnl bad Inlrndo.l tn notntr.tle him fur
six weeks, and the latter h-s been iuroitnedol the
fact.
l.OXO IS I.AM).
The bodv ot n tinknnwn trsn. prntiMe a'.out tp
scare of age, wa. round so.peiiileil l) the tick fren
an apple liie it. Middle Volkur yesterday
Mr. Ilenrv t'neer'. boot mil li,-r note In Wl He.
stone tvat if.bl td of inmtt lo lhe mine e.r (ISC tefi.re
Cavhreak )ettri.'Hv a ,.in u.t,- ,r .1, ii ,t.,, wm tonnd
lead in the tnoi nm-r, with a piece of poUonnl incat by
sv.ntKH ritoM in i; Ti:i.i:ait.tvii,
Tho cable between I'unla Jto.a and Key Wost b is
been imcriuptcd .Inc. the rlth lu.t.
Tie Itboiern nn the Paelfle IMtrri.1 brld -r at
tcancit lllutT., town, naiuhiiiug ISO. urcrl. uste i.ov
Albert Crotbv I s ie,l w. F Sior"v, of tl r
al'iwft?")""'" 'f l'''r11,n, 1 lH''' l4lue b' darna
Hugh Allin hit pnrehasrd (hr Northern Traespor
laHnn ( nn-oniiy'a lun'eilert. snd will run Ihcm be
tween i nitio. Mihi.iuitp ami Moutrral.
Al Vacce's Kwllch, rear H atltln", on H,r North
ernl'inir.ii Ilallrosd. latt nenine. a mi.pttee .1 ewltrh
H.ri w oil an e xprv. Iraln ntol i hr- loeomotft e u a. un
lit. I l.r rntidi'i'tor, Mr Wine . hmlly rut, uud tho
logmen Mr antner. wt. .Ilchlty Injutcd.
VEllbOAAl. JM-i:i,I.JUEXVE.
George Wlll.rs aalle for Huropr to-day,
Ssnator Catlcll dcillnes reflection, on the plra of
tailing health,
There wis a alight shock of raitLquake at Maren
go. III., testerday iiiotnl'ig, i
Harry Fain rr. it Ih said, fill add flvr lncl.es to
Llieeai-talla at the coiiiinrrrrmeul or Hie new ar.
Major Samuel Ku.tr), son or tt-i- t.ito lu.lae lint
tel. i a popular oltlcer lu the beienth I'niled Slules
Inrantrv.
Wo learn Hint Commndnro .Tuill-.lnt, lormerlv nf
tin slenni-n.. krotl.1, couteniplate. a peruiautnl re:l
dn er in Ni i, iork.
Dr. I! T. M Marsh, home snrgenn of the Cen'rr
s'ri'i l lo..i-ai, has betu appointed Corancr Nelsun
ti . I outig a deputy.
Mr. Itan;ik Is Iho ftil ire son Ii liwn' Htrnn
Hernlt tlir. representative of Hio.- William uu1 U.e
nisrek at Washu.gtuu.
Col. ,!. Fi Ir., has riven a beautiful set of
rolprt to Hio steamer h'ch pll.-a between I', rl-moulh
nnd Pontile), en the ohi nnd n naiuenttfiir him.
Col Einnmna Chrk, or the Seventh, it rel Un
it ith hi- fsuiilr nt the et tienl. Iloiil. ' he Colone l lui
flue ancillary qualities, but the teglmcnt bate- none.
Hlgz: Hio greit Wasblngton bankee. has re
tumi d Horn a long icsldenee in Paris. He wai among
hour m "u,u al tleu'ljU'
Zliiimermsn's dog was In good condition list
night, and went Ibrniinti hit performanee without t
Co'l Fill! " ", '0iub to the apieuce of
Oialulla, director nr the Seventh Iteglinent bird,
ha. conino.ed souio new and da-htnc epi.. t-.n-oa. alt.i
omeelrllghitul mnilu for the cuiuing ball of thu Amir-
Secretary Hotesnn'a dinners ore far tree'lma
the resit of reaioa and Iho How ot sotiit-and bowH,
too. Hit ancillary quslliies aitcrl tacmieltei on these
occasions.
Mr Alexin ler D. Ilai ber, commonly called the
K.nu of I' i nni, wit n in r 1 1,. M t sir-ie e'l - .ler-datati.-ro,,
it ... re id. i . of lha bndi's tither lu
liieinv it. i,i nn n
lii.l ken oek, r I til'e 'n fit I i, v M, it
em, nr . n ed Anb Y . nit rt ,
.loi.n mow hull, seu.or Wardii.and b P. Sebum i
horn, Junior Wai dru
NEWARK'S LAST MYSTERY.
BXUUirATlOX AXD EXAU1XAT10JI
Of TJ1E JIODT OT ILO EX. I
Haaplclona Dentil of Two Iluabnnda-Wrre i
thoy Polaonrd for tbolr Life Iniurnncol . 1
The Sealed l.lp ortbe Netrnlk roller, tt i
Tho circumstances illendlnjj tho death of 1 1. . V I
gen, at Newark, at lbs house of John Hummel, ar I
under Judicial Investigation, Hgon's life was Insuroil I
fcrtS.OOOby lb Amicable Life Insurance Company
of New York, and not for $13,000 as erroneously ro.
ported. The Company hiva mad no necniallon
thit Mr. Dgen waa'polsoned. They merely sent ta '
Newer lo have the body Identified, and to obtain
uch fads as might be elicited In the lnvestlgstloa
which the inthorlllei of Newark are making. Dgen
went by the name of HolTman it the time of till
death, A lormer husband of his wlfo Is said lobars
died auddenlr, and his life wn also Insured. Tin
Company deny that Mrs. Ilgen it piled for th Insa.
ranee money on th ll'e of her last husband. Dul
the Company's officers add that Mrs. Ilgen Informed k
ber friends that her husband's body had beet de
posited In a reef lrleg vault, when In fact II wag
hastily Interred In an obsenre corner or the cemetery. I
From th fad that Mrs. Ilgen'a rormer husband
had died very suddenly, nnd that his tiro was alto
Insured, Mr. J. F Chase, Coroner or Newark bad
his suspicions arousad, and otdered Iho remains ex.
hnmed. Dr. Dodd removed the stomach for snalytl- ,
cad 'examination, but tl.o result of his tests hast
not been made onblic In order, however, to prob j
He mystery, a reporter of Tit Sox went tn NT
atk last night and Interview 1 Dete-tlve Fischer. '
when the following conversation ocenrred t
lteporter Do you know anything about the Ilgen '
ca., Mr. Fluchcrr
Fischer Yes sir, I know all about It,
Hsporter Will you please tell me the history U
particulars of the case 1
Fischer No sir. 1 will tell yon nothing about H. I
Il would Interfere with the ends or Justice. !
Itcoortcr-Hri Mrs. Ilgen been irrrsled f
Fischer I have nothing to lay.
lteporter Where Is Hieshoemskcr who wsi C0Cs
corned nllb Mrs Ilgen? ,
Fischer -1 will not anawer any of yonr quetllono.
See the Chief of Police; you may find out something
from him.
Undeterred hy this reonltr, onr reporter songhl
thr Chief and propounded almost similar questions.
'Ilo Clilcl acknowledged th-1 the shoemaker, '
whose name hr said he did not know, was locked n I
in the oollco station nt t ie request ol tho Coroner.
lteporter Is he sntpected of complicity wllh Mrs,
lk'rn In the cause of llgen'a death t
Chief I do not kmw Jtr Chase, the Coroner;
has the matter In band, and I can tell yon nolhlnt
about it.
lteporter nas Mr. Dgen been arrested f
Chief- Sco Mr. Flscliert he will tell you a'l about It
Tiie mystery set mod to become moro obteurr. so
tbe rrsldeur of tho Coroner was visited, but that
dignitary was not to he round. The (nqueat will b
continued to-morrow; but It It very evident that no
mil.llcltt will be alvin until a verdict ta rendered.
Mconwhi'r, II would seem that foul play has bees
used, or there would bo no uoed tor so muck
icc.tcy.
I't.vxiiixo ixro ii.vsmxa cheek, K
Nurrnw Ienpe ofn Trnlu from Now Yorlc I
A Hlgnnl ninn'a ( rlntr.
I.nsl eveniurj, as Hio train from Hunter's I'oln' Tl
at prone, ic I the brldgo over Fluihlns crook, the en- M
Bi.-.eer d'teotered H e draw open, notwithlandin Q
tlcsli.ti.lfer no dstfcr was sltvp. Tlctnls im
was not mere linn W ynrib from tl e brld, r. Thi IP
steam Ir.ikei were spilled, hoi not Iti tlm.' to sari I
Ihelocc motlir.v ' leb was pi ripll iird into the creek I
'i'be sr."il'!it; r.ir v ..s -ti ';ie-n l.d oti r liie creek, nnd
the f a.ae t-g, r.-r. ti nir,h ed on tho track H
Tho itirlucr and bi.uiiin both wint down with IJ
t'-o loe-moliri'. bin ,'T.p, .1 with slight btiiliai. m
One wpn.au u t cllgblly rut on Hio lorehead. but
to Oiler ii-. -11 out hint. Thr .1 nil man, H
(twen JleK.-'n ii, . i.'i tunt he open 1 the dra-v for s pj
l.i "l.ini.l aupimliir Hint he l.a.l Uu'.u lu c'oas it,
did not c: a f P. e " u Is.
A t;iii.gi'ir.in.en Arrnsrelor miptT.
WititiAotux, Die. 19. The Urrnel Jur of
IliUPislrlrt tourd at Indldmirt nj.'ntt Cenigrcj.
ir.an I'or.cn o' P. i:t!i rarollm ror Ll.-tmy llr'ir. n.
ned In Au;utl 1,', n II, .a e.tv, Mrs. Petti-rfir
in g, then n e le k ii o ir of l' d-parlircnLt ; an I
now , mo of hnp.1,,,,,1 ei ;oio.i'a nt home Inn
sot on foot tl is Ce i hi ll.l) aip.lirt Inn. Aboutlia
" ' 1 ' ''' Ii'i'. ' . o .i '.. i L'.an, but wnj
' 1 I I . , I r. i, r re,-. ,:m ,1 en r al
I is wife. l,,t e-.-.llv i' .In-lo. , ,y ,1,., nic-,1 .
billnpplj.n firs itivoie-- m i.,.i.,-,ii m nluji
n si i iiIk.ii iv.s 1. 1 a- l -, n i o., i. . , ,
i-l irr en h r in iru . re i. Hon, ii. m., hi, -i-oj'it-nlir
I. .1.10,1 n IH III e.'l Wiet, 111:1 I.I ,1 lallecl, IChll'l
Hiitsliw . r.i i -r I, im t t . i' i.ic,, v hu lias uo
n) pllLl'ke.1 ,i lit u I of rn.lt ., ' ' n.
Atmlhrr lllali Hid I ho Iirpiirnnrnt-Iu-rii I
illiirlnni uu l.ou.' itliiuil, !H
Williin Hie lu.t ten ejai , lue iiteirndinrr fires M
hnve been act In Kswlua, and twv in Lot (( Island
Cl.y. Tie C. tin.ioii Cuur.rl! olTerrd n r'w-rd ol I
1 103 for tb i nttellnn of the I c mliiry Yn-t.r I
r.ty warrst.lat wi re vrante-l for i nuoibor of the e.ly H
flrutneii who aie ausutetcd. P-tiuk l.uhl, tiho II
suspected, Is missing.
on i it. tin:
Itobert K. Llttnllj!, tho well known tp-itrtor. was PJ
te-lei.lsy o ,,iuii Ii. inn il-u.l in Im bed tt tirw.si
lbirly.t,.nlh.trrei. He was a nttiv.. of iluttla but M I
e.iitiedhla reputailon tu tbu tuuutry Hu au waa II H
years. tjlj
Vi'lllism Montralh, well known le. fnrwirders sn.1 '
'ilpinra, rtldil snrtder.lt nn Monday ie 'I.. ,'nlsmsn H
llonie, of n.iraiisi. of the Drill, Ills farhei . Heorg
MollIPHll. was one or H.i font, .Pit of l,e llrsl tetin H
town.a enn.p.vit .in the Hudson Unci. Mr MonloalU S
was vdjear. ol ue. rn
H.I.'!fr.Y(;70.V XUTEH. PJ
Oen S.I.er.'V will sail for tluiofe Lorors tin id. PJ
Jonrntiti-nt or t'onrt-a H
fli-r. Al'te 1 PI. .snrion wet jr'terday nominstol PJ
to be I Lmihiii'iiier of Internal Heveuue.
II c House Neial I'otiinilHee yottcrdiv arreed to v. PJ
trpoit a bill r. r the -u'eof the tlrooklyu Nai) Yard. I MJ
'I bo IliTon-niielion CotninilliM. lias orderod Hut- IH
lei 'a aiunc.t) bill to bit icpottcd to the Ilouae for j K
Dr. Famuel Itor.l, rdltoroftbn True eVeorfflein.who I
wnt nun Inste.i to ro He.veteoi ot H ilm, but t ho sn-r VJ1
rinr. rnmtlon eloi Unci li e appoinii i nt, tits a.ldri'ste.1 H
aletur lolhe Pie-ldi'iil, gitiuk Lis reasons forcoluir
over to trc lieinocra")
The Ttovatii linn " will have a InrrhllzM prbera. PJ
a on -sri lhe win , loe it e tutinte 1 1 otvtng rennets ta PJ1
H e Pie-n'eni ami lee I'ri'.i . ot and to neiennio lbs VJ1
lor. rr.l S. ,tloi- . Coiik'teat to Hi" rnplltl Tnectlr VJ1
Oovemiuiiit will toke pan In the ili'iiicnslratlou. BJ
J077 i.vfi.s ,t iitt ut ro irx. j PJ
The Marine Court asks for inrreared aceommoCa- i PJ
I
The liocnl of btiicnlsois bad a secret sesiloa PJ
y t-elt relay . ,
A eerresroneli nteonntrdnn s Grand slrcet, Drook, PJ
I) n, ear M'Sh. and but one other Journal. I
Henry Spencer, wed US, 'ell from tlir first atori I H
window of W) West Foil) Oftb slrcet jc.teruay aflert '
UUOQ a PJPJJ
Mr. M. Honrs Gnnlher Ins gnon (1.001 to Hit I PJ
tlrrmsn Woman's Aid Society for sick siidows snd or. ! mm
phani. , mm
Owen McCarthy, laborer, of Illd land avenue. F PJ
1 .inkers, fill inlo ihn ritieeit on the Hudson Unci v IH
liiillroad and wasialally Inj'i.ed. ' Oj
Jit". Liiribeth Wi l.b. who was so tevere'y burned i BPJ
nv Hio lireiiklnu or a keru.enn Itron nn Sunday uizbL. 1 mu
died yesterday at lailoosetcil urecl. u"u
lhe rornrr-ttnno of tbr new- lemrla "Ah.iwalh ' PJ
Cheaed." on l.exingion avenii" and I ift) -tilth street, is Ml
to be hi 1,1 at IO)j o'clock ilu i. on log. ' ' PJJ
I. Mcfluwan of 10 Henry street, eonnted on a ' PJ
1 bint avenue r.j I tit. A" r ( 7i if.aM Dur,. '
Ctsls ' '"Piiffl ll'oifilr, 5 llriul.li, aud :l ' nB
A motion was rrode liefore ,Tu,t-e Fie lenek Loeif I LaV
to ele ten- I ie, II e Msnhnl nt Hie fevenlh I'lttrlrl, foi I ' Vlt
inatfeat.ii on in Ills e.lliee. 'the iet.ii.iivn) ti-siefcrred I rJC
lo John A Shaw, of bsstnii urcit ' B
Annlo Itut.ell has btoke n no bet den it STIWater ! 5?
itteel.antl sen! for niif oi tin .m u.u-i.ii,Hilet tiy.' 1 513
Ing. Mv Hod. I t tn'l stand H .. life anv lonirer." ttiis ' rvO
has become an Inuiale ol Hie llo.no for it omen,
A nu'nber of lounnrrt w, re llatio. In Ihslr notes Vm,
lot night against the windows of 5' llri.aoiiay. lht
doors were elit.-.l lo all but i f.-u-. irhn were taking a ! fSl
ornate tlew ol .lie New yrk tittle Poultry Bhow, i VPs
which Ii to op. n H.n morning. ' I IK
John Ilmg'er, n Herman, of l) Orchard atreet, ' MB
sittinpiei iiiiiide i.y juniiiiriu eft the pier ut the foot ol ,
Ninriee nth ttieei I'nsiKlvir Ilo hsd lent a womat I i
some uionuv bptongiiig tu his son, and ihu fallim; to rev i v9
turn It. he tried tu kill himself. wid-
Detirtivr Officer Aaron P Young, who had beea I tM
ircuied by John Siitirnler, the In.sl and of a notorloul " e!iev
ptrki.oeaei.of extorting l,(KO from l.lm, u tt rele-iisea ',
icttrrday by Justice Koch, rinrerlntendent hclio has WL
pref. rred clnrge-t against Young for not promptly re- i iva
porting tho arrcit ot bcnneidcr. i gjJ
The stabblnr afliav In which Jimcs lletTcrnan ind 'SB
John tie No)ellct were corccrned on Monday night, ug
took place lu Hie snloon on the norttiiiel corner oe . vjr.
King and Vsrlck streets, and not in Mr Pumll'i (.
saloon Me piiicill keeps one or lhe muti reti.eeiat.ls r niy
ciltl.ll, time nu in the liightb Ward, and uo trouble has , Mb
evir occurred In ins place- A fnj
Tl e ritenslvr cotton fire In Dethrones street was tSS
nuder li'Vesligatina at tl.o lo'nl.s inter lay HeversJ ' Siv
I rt tn , w-re i,.i I at Hi limn ot tie fire 01 ft 'aW
i.e.. r w i n s lit , i I Mi.tuel IV.IIIIitiin tos
l- Wii as., i i t, i, Hu- nr the Home In FRS
, . e . u pi y btie ,i Inge ..umlitlei ol tbt j!t
el , il i t I lie'., ve Hfn,rr KiuleJa hn - W
I'.n' t'l s ei.e ni. i i ,undt to thi poeuu a 'jfi;
ttimsii i, ni, t s in cuiioilr. jp.
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